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Mother Knows Best? Cultures Clash During A Hindu Holiday

When a wife and her mother-in-law clash over a holiday celebration, a couple discovers new traditions for an ancient holiday.

Related Topics: Faiths, Hinduism, ami, mom, ndash, Holiday, departed grandmother chills, intimate family gathering, favorite vegan restaurant, mother stares, Hindu, Tradition

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Is Religion 'Built Upon Lies'?

Best-selling atheist Sam Harris and pro-religion blogger Andrew Sullivan debate God, faith, and fundamentalism.

Related Topics: Faiths, Secular Philosophies, Faith, Religious, human, Religion, God, Truth, Science, Reason, Mind, religious moderates

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Why We Need to Debate Torture

Real life requires us to decide between evils, says Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz.

Related Topics: News

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A Not-So-Broken Tradition

The rich and varied heritage of Wicca is a blessing, not a curse.

Related Topics: Faiths, Earth Based Religions, Religion, Culture, Spiritual Life, Spiritual, intrinsic part, pragmatic family traditions, Tradition, immense spiritual clout, heritage, Ancestors

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At the Crossroads

An interview with Stephen Batchelor.

Related Topics: Faiths, Buddhism, Practice, Tradition, Teaching, Buddhist, question, experiential practice, Meditation Practice, Experience, Compulsive Behavior

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What Price Wisdom?

Is it wrong for spiritual teachers to charge a fee? Is it wrong if they don't?

Related Topics: Holistic Living

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The Surprising Resurgence of Fundamentalisms

Introduction to 'The Battle for God'

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, Fundamentalism, World, Fundamentalist, Society, human beings, term fundamentalism, logos, twentieth century, scientific rationalism, universal transcendence

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